Since getting back from Italy, my biking has consisted of going to and from work and nothing more. I have taken a slight detour on the way home a few times, but the roads I find myself on are more suited to a supermoto than to a sportsbike.
I did make it down to a local bike night though. Its a very small affair, but the Manic Monday meet has the potential to be a good one as its at a great location.
I did make it down to a local bike night though. Its a very small affair, but the Manic Monday meet has the potential to be a good one as its at a great location.
Before I went away, I dropped the Ducati off at the shop to have a fault repaired. I called today and despite it being three weeks and being told they could do it, they haven't touched it. As you can imagine, I am not happy. I like them, but I've had enough now and am going to source a different shop to get tyres etc, but first I need to source somebody to fix their mistake. To solve a problem with the fan, they cut into the loom and added an addition thermostat, which was then attached to the rad. Since then, a fault light has remained on the dash and we agreed that they would fix it. The question is full on Ducati dealer Moto Rapido or find somebody a little more local. Im leaning towards the former because I want it done right. This machine has cost me a small fortune and with the belts needing doing, I could start saving now and roll it all into one job come late winter. It kinda makes sense and with the time of year, I may be able to get a discount.
Owning the Ducati is a long term thing, so I can wait.
Owning the Ducati is a long term thing, so I can wait.
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